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Subject: Re: Integrity checking NANOBSD images 
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In message <20060711204521.80198.qmail@web30304.mail.mud.yahoo.com>, "R. B. Rid
dick" writes:

>Wasn't is usual some years ago to switch the boot disc hardware to "read only"
>mode?

Some CF cards have that.

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